Announcing our name change to ‘ComycMyx’

And from now on, our slogan is going to be “Pretend Harder“.
I had mentioned Edgar G. Ulmer, the Grey Eminence of Old Hollywood’s Poverty Row sector, in last week’s column, attempting to draw a thematic similarity between Ulmer’s most vivid example of low-budget film noir, 1945’s Detour, and a newly opening picture called Stuck, from the dramatist-turned-filmmaker Stuart Gordon. The cause-and-effect response here was an urge…
As if things in the world of comics weren’t already interesting enough, word now comes, in the form of an official press release from publisher Mohawk Media, that the upcoming Mr. T graphic novel, set to release later this summer, will also have a "Limited Advance Edition" available right now for eager fans. The Limited…
With Christopher Nolan in town this week shooting The Dark Knight Rises, we’ve come across a possible version of the opening credits… Hat tip to Steve Saffel and Peter Sanderson.
Really, it’s not the end of the world. We’re just taking some functions offline and turning comments off for a few hours while we do some necessary techincal upgrades. We should be up and running fine in the morning. See you all then.
New Pulp Author Barry Reese returns for Episode 33 of The Shadow Fan’s Podcast! This time around, he reviews a 1942 novel that features the villainy of King Kauger and takes a hard look at Chris Roberson’s debut issue on the Dynamite Shadow comic (issue 13). There’s also a bit of Shadow news and some…
Paul Mannering’s new novel, TANKBREAD is now available now in Kindle format at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B006F820M2Paperback edition coming soon. About Tankbread, a novel by Paul Mannering. Ten years ago humanity lost the war for survival against a spreading plague that brought the dead back to life as flesh eating monsters. Now intelligent zombies rule the world. Feeding…
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Nyce chynge.
Apryl Fyyl's Dyy wys mynths agy.
Although many surely know this, might I add that this is the day that the SciFi TV cable channel is switching to their trademarkable new name (SyFy? I really don't want to justify that by writing it, but it is important to understanding this joke.)
Whyt hy syd.
Whyt thy fyck?!?
Why ys yvrybody hyvyng sych a problym wyth thys?
is this a joke mocking the recent change from SciFi channel to SYFY?If so HahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaKidding – it was funny – I don't get why they did that.